All That Glitters – September/October 2024
I had a dream a few nights ago about a diamond ring. The stone was very, very small and kept falling out of its setting, and I would then get down on the floor and crawl around searching for it. I always found the tiny diamond because it winked and glittered, no matter how dark a corner it rolled into. There wasn’t much more to the dream, except that it has stayed with me as friends and I have been watching silver prices gradually move upward, sometimes coming back down a little, but going up–definitely up, hopefully to keep moving in this direction for a good long time and to get to where people who own silver want them to be, to where they should be.
The most recent high was October 22nd, just shy of $35 per ounce, but back in 2010 silver had soared to nearly $50 per ounce before it tumbled steadily for years, like a boulder rumbling down a mountain. People blame J.P. Morgan Chase for suppressing the price of silver even as its rate of production (mining) has been falling. We hear that silver, which has unmatched physical properties and is used extensively in all kinds of industries, including electronics, is disappearing into China (from where all those lithium batteries come); and bars of silver are being scarfed up the elites, who are involved in manipulating its price so they can own and control the world’s supply.
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